Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 25, 1915, Page 9

grows out and Iooks like a2 it opens and hangs down. THE WIDE AWAKE CIRCLE there are seen rings ®right litile buds arranged around the 5, i Dugabursts ‘Then comes the BOYS AND GIRLS DEPARTMENT | into a. tiny st cach banana is-only a tiny for Ycung W Bscavse of ihousands of dogs are employed in uropean war, Germany alone the pages. cn and ink, not to 80 pounds ed while the: 8 not we should ver have them here. They would not !‘.j"'es mu letgers only and they are equipped mm #o0d, water | 2d bandages, ot too badly 294 pimsei? at once. hielp himself the doz the outfit untouched and he then leads rounded soldier We should t : number of wounded soldiers these dogs f oring relief to. Half the world shout about dog: If they were unfit Is dn open question s borne its cluster but the root W "hen the tree I it withers away: the seldier name, age and ad- drees plainly If the soldier cannot he dead plant and are saved Address al com tions to Uncle The young shoots that come up from f the dead trees are. eaten like spinaci Vhatever you are—B 7 to the badly ou say—Be trus! Straightforwardly The Kind Earmer. frosty winter night: to live, and children_were a_cheerful fire in the fir Do you know that your .AmA \Belg‘uln 2 That you seem to be fibre and the milk car rts: moment and stid ep-raising { the sheep countries they : fe was about to sta en a lou - S ks B e was about to start when a loud was heard, ‘When he opened the door No other can please me, he saw an| the police in running down r most of the great ci hears sounds It, hears dogs trotting along t pavements of cities when it is indoor recognizes when their = strange dog near. 8¢ shadow The worla w not aware there him into the him what led and this is the old man's this old world to do homage | dogs, water-dogs, watch-dogs, Red-Cross d it Satmied gs, army dogs ng dogs and other kinds of ful Towser: *She rnahml as she sowed, behold who was ever and there are v the dog is not creature God outdone by THE WINNERS OF PRIZE BOOKS. —Frank Pardy, does more good than harm, o s service to men gnes Klecak, WRITTEN Mollie Paley, | of Versailles— 4+—Nancy Tetrault, My Trip to Sp T would like 1 tools Was on and me to Eugene R. Suilivan, we haa an 3 us to Andover depot. took the cars to Manchester for about half an hour. on the trolley had to change cars T about an_hour. again for another Lucy A. Carter, Hamptan— | of books living in the city I at the Bulletin business office | had a walk of about our aunt’s Moss Plant, to the playground, LETTERS OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT Carl F. Ericksen, prize book go-rounds, and those who wish may make baskets, afternoon we went to Forest £ Baltic—Received v which 1 thank place where interesting. I had to do. welcome _as e prize boo prairie dogs, ats, wolves and 2 note of approval. protonema Derothy Rasmussen, There we saw Tie Ranch oy o2 enjo§ reading uncle took us up S8Yen stories. an elevator Alice F. Burrill the Test of the family ngfield and n the automobile, with them. We enjoyed our Springfield t ina 1 had t and found interesting. Grandma eame Frank Pardy, very pleased to recei of America. interesting book. Jessie Brehaut Thank you for tI sent me, entitled The Camp Fire Girls the Outside World. of Norwich—T e the prize & generation, " DOROTHY PARKER, How Bananas Grow. A great many the roots of the old the ground, ; Lacalts, Piche young shoots send up two long Automobile I have read Aot round Pencils Are Made, ‘the leaves hang down like branche: d just as tight as n the Berkshire. !‘*ro‘lzn and think it is very ok you again. CLE JED'S TALK TO WIDE- AWAKES. Other leaves down, and othe The plant reall tree, but the trunk like that of the is nothing but leaf-stems packed close in their places. begins to lo is not hard or the pine. dogs the world ‘cannot at the dog's nose and e. without hav- " At the end bud . appears ne months a THE POOL round | Ty delegate that I now pointed out female Fox ter fur is just what he wan the hindquarters help to lower the co ¥ Walkomobil an appearance is mixed gray and reddish below, They move The Great Budd ringed with more narrowly white, and s No wonder ightly tipped with what few hairs extend beyond Then the tai - and so many three rings are i three of light brown that alternate and reddish yellow other hairs of the tail have their own said enough delegate to 3 describe other ere noticeable tmes mean tipped with izens of The Pool is three feet home is in the and most of his B > to his head to pro- sometimes in a hole at the joint bother him. leaves and twig X . and sometimes She had not only been badly frig t had seen others murdered arried away. hat good do I do?” we measure good.. planted to trees that are mnot so much af the waves the temple a he cen go from one t G und. This is com- but our delegate 1 keep the woodlot mon to all sq was a fox This delesate was om snout to tail, tai vertohrae) of longest hair, from heel to breadth of I know, you hay rry the nuts to storerooms in but that is not the fact, 1 shucks vou found were where T drop- them as I ate my been told that West Willington, The Bird's sirth_behind them Dbehind ; and that, £ 1 do not find to eat are Frost and a tree breadth across the tail, the hairs extended, (How do T Inow? vred many and 2 ounc cracked by Why I have mea: ame and wild: that when a boy and was shown & squirrels by Find 'them with the snow @nd cries of the: tamily That's nothin; little holes always hit the nut. Where to dig? Y Nature about that. trees that would cept for me. T often dig in the deep snow, b must learn do T know learn what The fox-squirrel has the utside i's ars clothed with long hairs. which 2d nearly half of an inch beyond Ir's fore feet are it's hands e can use them as well as any ¢ can bis in proportion to size and The thutnb tected by a flat; themselves from for them to learn that we do not know can tell you about that, as I wish to Inow if I may have a safe home. You humans can do much harm or much It will cost you nothing guns away; i cars of corn I can more pay’ you in keeping down whaj is des- troying your crops; and then my pres- is an ornamentation (‘!‘...JDTATMEP. requiremente. orn foot s The Smallest Loaf. save g party and other ret . noticed the remarkable thick ~squirrel had nd warm fur this Juring the cold weatier What's that? party was over Alr. Brown rought in a basket of bread. Savirrels Sleep in the ; LOWATER, and she got the smaflest.loaf. When she brought the loaf of hread home er mother cut the loaf in half. There - she found a bright piece of money She returned the money to Mr. Brown, but- he said. “The money be- longed to the one wWho deserved it. Versailles, Scamp’s Birthday Party. Yesterday was my birthda least my master said so. I only know I had agreat time and like birthdays. Ior sometime ‘my master had beem writing notes and semding . them m when he took them, and we always went to houses where thbre were lots of little dogs. Yesterday afternoonm, xight after ter took me upstairs and bégan to put on my new pug-dog harness. 1t is all gay with ribbons around. I went with hi dinner, m: ang bells. Then they put on “My Surprise.” | was a sort of cover, with fur all down si and a er's made t in, and all had dog little girls and bo: s with them. My paws got awful fired shaking with them all. By and by the door bell stopped ringing. I was glad, for saw so many dogs together never all my lfe. S, terriers, and_in fact all sorts of tls dogs. We were running about the room, when the door opened, and in walked my masters uncle, at big Newfoundland dog. They said it was & New-found dog. I wish he had not found him so soon, | with a g for vou ought to have seen all other dogs run, They hid everywhere. the big sofa he big chair: one jump There were five three under to the fireplace—there fire there—and the rest ran the room. I ram, tc ndes al big: dog. Then the little girls and boys laugh- 525 would come of ed. None of the until my master's uncle took the dog away. Then we had affer. the little dogs eft. | masters and mistresses stayed | 1ad a party. I got someth more to eat wh pper. T like birthdays. NANCY TETREAUL? sailles. “The Landlord’s Mistake.” en John Adams was o rocds in all t | horseback all the time. Even president and vice president had e along the muddy roads on horse- One day Thomas Jeffers: he United Stateg was | president more. ng, and said “There comes old mer Moss- ack.” Weil,” said the landlord, “I am n oing to spoil my reputatich by keep- 0z all the people of the backwoods.” The rider was now - ike to have a room.” "The Iandlord replied 0om, except in the barn!” “Very well,” said ihe strange In a little while another man came g well dressed, who asked for erson “He is not here” said the lands lord. He said was going to stop here,” aid the 0 he is_a tall sman With a reddish brown hair. The only man that has been liere f who was covered with m That was H he Pla was sorr. at he turned Away ordered the inn to be in order, while he went over to Planter's and asked Mr. Jefferson p best he house. The landlord went over to the Plan- ters' inn and told Jefferson well,” Mr. Jeft there is no room for a fa R. SULLIVAN, Age ENGEN rahville. m Detter e was taken lia was very arms and carry seashore which day Eva ew she w "om that she e would stay up that night atch over Eva. About midnight she told Uncle Tom to go right away the doctor. Pretty soon Mr. Clare was there. Everybody was u id that there was no I hild looked as though father called hier and she opened - eyes and a bright and glor smile came over her face Eva kept her eves open and something said St. ¢ oft | she did not hear like|ing at” begged her fathe he ‘child smiled glori and re- “Oh! TLove—Joy—Peace! e could hardly speak. va smiled once more and her ered, her evelids closed, and died | fathe; Uncle Tom said he could nct ewell, beloved child,” said THELMA B Aze Franklp Snow Birds. One day some one looked out our school room window and saw Blue Jay My teac! ome crumbs out for bir some corn meal. Every day we some out for the snow birds. other day we looked out of the win- dow and there were seven or eight now birds eating the meal GERTRI Norwich, Tame Squirrels. My father and my brothers ting log: quir into fa her's hat which he had ping that they would fly They brought them home at noon- time and we had a squirrel cage which he put them into. There were two compartments in it, and we put hay for them to_sleep in, in the There was a hole in the ceiling where an old Gead branch of a tree was placed for them to climb up. so1 uj per part. This served as stairs, My mother named one Nibble and the other Pert. They soon became tame and would eat from our hands. We gathered nuts for them to have through the ‘winter. Pert had been hurt from the firstand his THOMAS CONNOR, Age 7. l de and out. Well, then we went airs. Soon the door bell rang ttle girl came in with a dog in her arms. She spoke to my mast- sister and to my master, and come orje were pugs, some skyes. some over You would done so, also, for that was an MEN WHO HOLD MONEY BAGS OF THE ALLIES ARRANGE MUTUAL PLAN FOR WAR FINANCES. the men who hold theé French minister of finance, and David , Lloyd-George, English Here you see bags of the of | ps pper. Soon Their and artanged s mstusl plas | | and besame w nd another | peared before Arachne. And she ask- wanted to ocds and let them| education. to- keep them from s! was ambitious and n they all had thei ed forgive Age 11 “Let Minerva come along the seashore President of | the United States there were no ra! e world. People rode m, and found a gold wateh. ge down to the the village. n vice watch ond 15 2 muddy road inth Bal- o was crowded with s he neared a hotel some of to finance the war for the spring cam- | ess of the g I am not afra was | with mine. he | gods. She comes,” said M hrow- The contest beg ach took her place. Minerva wove a likex the faults ices a seedlesS grape- o guests at the hotel saW him com- o woml the s .mm. Bird's Feet. the seashore he had lost e the man a bird’s hal When the man saw his watch he a bank-book f my Biack Cat. rode We are headquarters for Confectionery. Ice Cream and I"ads Water. We carry = complete line of Stationery and Souv nir Postcarda. 3. F. WGUIRE 4T Baiite. | *Rogers Domestic Laundry XD FINISHED SHIRTS A Speclaity WAISTS estnut Strc -t Also LATL > landlord | 1 he should | The rmer Tom feel very L Tom would take ter that b to die. Every night a lie down by Eva's do day Tva’s mother told er that the child looked like once more. The nurse thousht The Little Spinner. spe for t bea .mm streams to see and leaving ping along the road, hetland po 0ld disguise of an old woman and ap- '|COLD GONE! HEAD CLEARAND NOSE OPEN--IT'S FINE! COLD COMPOUND" COLDS AND GRIPPE A FEW HOURS. remembered Eight Year Old Lemon Tree e Jed and Wide Awake Awakes ever 1 and paved, st | therefrom any and all snow, sleet and | mw wd and stands abou told my brother fo put|plossom until ih or nine months to grow orange blossoms. The blossoms the sidewalk, or he next day our teacher brought | joi ee is called the dwarf kind. “old Compound” two hours until you have taken thre »pe misery time, and fAft DE BLATHER, Age 13. Te e opens your clogged-up nos- |WVal passages of the. discharge or nose running; relieves the headache, dullness, fevei- e blossom opens you trils and the ai stops nasty once found two flying sqvirrels ahile cut- AS the tree was falling the who were frightened jumped - that measured twelve inches and eleven weighed fifteen o like the grape ness and stifiness. Quit_blowing It srows large head—nothing else in ihe world gives “Pape's Coll Compound,” which costs only ‘acts without and causes no Accept no substitute. just as good to use rey tastes nice, Awakes could have been here duty of collect all penalties incurred under the foregoing provi Honest Little John. not paid to him on demand, to report Dear Uncle Jed:—I am going to tell named John. Large American PANAMA PACIFIC LINE you about a ¥ 1" aTittle hut were very father earned emough, by fish- A. B. MAINE . | Sells the ~alston Health Shoes -woth Market. 219-225 Central Ave. DR. N. GHBERT GRAY Gra” ate Veterinarian QFFICE Bailey's Stable, 37! M Phon DR. C. B. ELD‘{ED DENTIST 43 Broadway, Central Buil Telephone 341-3 M. A. BARBER, Better in n St St + Engine Repxirs. __LEGAL NOTICE ATTENTION! IDEWALKS E OF THE COMMISSIONER, Norwich, Dec. 21, 1814 nances of the City of Nor- | wich provide that the owner or own- ers, occupant or occupants, private | corporations, or any person havin |care of any building or lot of 1 borderin any str squar public_place wit the ' City, wh there is a sidewalk graded, or graded 1l cause to be removed | ice within three hours after the same shall have falien, been deposited or found, or within three 1 fter sur rise when the same shail failen i the night season: also, that whenever | ing any street, s : pl covered shall be the duty of ta owners, occu- pant or eccup: ate corpora- or any person having the care of | ch building or ot to cause such side- | Ik to be mad e ana convenient by removing the ice therefrom, or cov- ering the same with sand or some other suitabie substance. he failure to do so for two hours during the daytime exposes the party in def: Y the ordinances. t to the penalty ed by The ordinances also provide that in case of vioiation of any of the foregoing provisions, or refusal or neg- lect to comply with them, the party violating them or not compiying with them s for every four hours of neglect, after notice from any policeman of tue city. 21l pay a penalty of five dollars The ordinances also make it the the Street Commissioner to ons, and if they are the case to the City Attorney, who shall prosecute the party offending. ERROLL C. LILLIBRIDGE, Streat Commissinhar Digest Your. Food ‘When_the stomach fails to’ di- gest and distribute that which is eaten, the bowels become clogged | with a mass of waste and refuse poisons that are gradually forced into the blood, causing distress and often serfous illness. Most people to the drastic cathartic and pur- A mild_ gentle laxative, positive in its effect and that will re constipation up Pepsin, sold by druggists at fifty cents and onie dollar a bottle. gripe or cramp, buf acts easily and pleasantly ‘and is therefore satistactory for children, women and elderly “or a free trial bottle 3. Caldwell, 453 Dr. Caldwell's Tt does not write to Dr. W. Washington St., Monticello, ills. Prices Marked Down Cut and reduced on the bal- ance of our stock of Horse Blankets, Fur Coats, all kinds of Carriage and Auto Robes. These goods are bargain values for as we want yoom for ous the money Spring Goods The L. L. Cl\apman Co. 14 Bath Street, Norwich, Ct. |Heat Your House |With Gas By Using a Gasteam Radiator Each radiator is a steam heater : sanitary and eco- is no coal to carry in out, ana it does and no ashes &way with an endless amount It maintains temperature [a shut off automatis when the desired steam pressure thereby preventing waste is reached, Call and witness a demonstration & The City of Norwich Gas and Electrical Dep't. 321 Main St., Alice Building Adam’s Tavern | ofter to the public the finest sianderd eer of Europe and America: Culmbach Bavarian | brands of | Bohemian, Piisner, Beer llé. | & C. Tmported ¢ £ Bitger Ale ‘Norwich Town Telephone 447-13 MACARONI SPAGHETTI NOODLES Also Spaghetti all prepared with Tomate Sauce { Doméstic and ( Imported |Peopie’s Market i 6 Franklin Street JUSTIN HOLDEN. Propristor Overhauling and Machinist ; and Engineer. | Repair work {of all kinds on Automobiles, Carriages, {and Carts. Mechanical Repairs, Painting, Trim- Upholstering and Wood Work. Wagons, cksmithir.g Scoft & Clark § o, 507 to 515 North Main St. in all ity branches. COAL AND LUMBER The Sequel large purchases, and water shipments, is— Economy when you buy LUMBER paying cash in large or small quantities of THEEDWARD CHAPPELL CO. Central Wharf, Neorwich, Conn, COAL and LUMBER —Cali up 24— COAL Free Burning Kinds and Lehigh ALWAYS IN STOCK